After years and years of waiting, Google Chrome is finally getting vertical tabs. Here's how to enable and use them now!

Chrome Beta is now testing vertical tabs, a long-requested feature that previously appeared in Canary builds last year.

As part of Google’s work to optimize its first-party apps for Android tablets and other large-screen devices, Chrome is defaulting to desktop mode. This replaces the mobile User-Agent that Chrome for ...

Google is testing vertical tabs in Chrome Beta, allowing users to move tabs to the side of the browser. The feature may reach ...

Once installed, you’ll first need to enable vertical tabs through Google Chrome’s flags – chrome://flags/#vertical-tabs. This ...

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